you know, especially danielle washington. >> whew! [applause] >> there was a true spirit of joy in this. that you could see it in people's faces and the wae they showed up to support this. it was genuine and, if i was the boss, i'd give them all a big pat on the back. and here to do that is the new owner of this building. [applause] >> thank you, brian. really appreciate this. i'm so honored and humbled to be here today representing the veritas team and all of our partners as well, too. it's really touching to meet bill, the original owner of this building i thought it was a great opportunity to rekindle and look at what he was able to do with that photo of draping the rainbow flag across this building. we had no idea that this building was where the rainbow flag was part of its home as well, too. if you look up, you'll see that that flag is raised up high and proud for everyone to see. you'll see this flag right here as well, too. and we feel so proud and privileged to be stewards of this building for all. moving forward as well. we

in fact daniel toffee had to take a message to washington. daniel toffee was the captain's clerk.e went into the willard hotel and he wasfeted with the most lavish meal. these guys were heros because they were on the little ship that saved the nation and that made them heros. now, the big thing is that the monitor will serve during the peninsula campaign. i want to tell you the monitor was not a nice ship to serve on. number one, she's painted black. until august. they'll paint it light gray then. but in july she's painted black. she's in the james river. the temperature in the engine room is up over 130. in the galley, which is right next to the boilers, it's 140 degrees. mosquitos and flies had gotten into the bilge. in fact, one of them said the mosquitos were as big as hummingbirds. so the monitor anyway, after serving in support of the peninsula campaign, will come down to hampton roads. she's then ordered up to the washington navy yard. now, during this time she goes through a series of officers, including samuel green for one day. for three days it's thomas selfridge. then

covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon us i'm christiane and i'm daniel brito in washington here's a look at what's on deck today george thank continues to slash jobs as part of its restructuring could there be an eerie pattern unfolding nailer a public citizen is on hand to sort through what's in store for the banking behemoth. in the wake of the constant terror threats auto exports from mexico to the states have spiked lauren fix the car coach joins us today to break down the boom of cars coming across the border we have packed out i thought let's go and dive right in. a legal fight that could such major global precedence on down to sharing and privacy leads our global report today as the irish data protection commission takes a case against facebook to the european court of justice on tuesday the e.c.g. the top court of the european union began hearing a case that began with revelations that a u.s. spy agency the national security agency was compelling facebook and similar companies to turn over private data from users in the e.u. the 11 specific questions that spun out o

around the globe and covering the world of business and finance an impact upon us all i'm daniel prieto in washington here's a look at what's on deck for today's show that is on the verge of rate cuts in the markets have been listening professor richard wolfe and peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital are standing by to delve into the details and what this may mean for the global economy moving forward. cabinet in mexico is seen a shake up as a key economic figure has called it quits war and war carlson of the center for international policy joins us from mexico city to break down the latest move and how this is shaking the nation we've got a show today so let's go and dive right in. strong indications of an impending interest rate cut in the united states lead our global report today as federal reserve chairman jerome powells congressional testimony pushes markets higher around the world let's 1st take a listen to what he told the house financial services committee on wednesday it appears that uncertainties around trade tensions and concerns about the strength of the global economy continue

around the globe and covering the world of business and finance an impact upon us all i'm daniel prieto in washington here's a look at what's on deck for today's show that is on the verge of rate cuts on the markets have been listening professor richard wolfe and peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital are standing by to delve into the details and what this may mean for the global economy moving forward what it's almost cabinet in mexico has seen a shake up as a key economic figure has called it quits or in war carlson of the center for international policy joins us from mexico city to break down the latest move and how this is shaking the nation we've got a show today so let's go and dive right in. strong indications of an impending interest rate cut in the united states lead our global report today as federal reserve chairman jerome powells congressional testimony pushes markets higher around.

covering the world emphasis on finance and the impact upon us all i'm christiane and i'm daniel brito in washington here's a look at what's on deck today george and then continues to slash jobs as part of its restructuring could there be an eerie pattern unfolding nailer a public citizen is on hand to sort through what's in store for the banking. in the wake of the constant terror threats auto exports from mexico to the states have spiked lauren fix the car coach joins us today to break down the boom of cars coming across the border we have packed show today i thought let's go and dive right in. a legal fight that could such major global precedence on down the sharing and privacy leads our global report today as the irish data protection commission takes a case against facebook to the european court of justice on 2.

has grown into one of the most influential foreign policy lobbying groups in washington. daniel conference is a key event on the capital's cound a mix of politics pageantry and hardcore partisanship $18000.00 people attended this year's gathering political consultants activists journalists politicians from israel and the u.s. including presidential candidates and congressional leaders. and. politicians have much to gain by aligning themselves with the group as a disproportionate amount of clout to shape legislation promote pro israel politicians and direct funding very way from allied donor but one of the pacs greatest achievements lies in what is or is not say its ability to effectively set the boundaries of the israel palestine debate in the us across the political and media sphere one thing that's really important to remember is that lobbying is part of the democratic process it's a pretty terrible part it is a corrupting influence apac and not just uses its power and influence to ensure the us has no possessions but the n.r.a. uses its power and influence to keep there from

daniel in washington, indiana, what you think? caller: thank you. don't think the democratic candidates or describing medicare for all very well. because it is just an actuarial thing. base ofave the entire the country on one health care plan, it is obviously going to be less expensive, that is just how insurance works and they don't seem to describe it we have, that's why that mandate to enroll healthy people on obamacare. but the democrats don't seem to really get it. forensic psychiatrist worn trump is a very unbalanced, violent person. when he talks about flattening afghanistan, fire and fury, provoking iran with b-52 bombers, aircraft carriers, 6000 troops, subverting the government of venezuela, we are looking at a violent psychotic person and democrats need to get them out of office and not waste this election. candidateis the your for 2020 that you think? caller: bernie sanders. listen to what he is saying. listen to how this country has to get its head in order. deal,edicare, green new we will have no icecaps in 2029, that is 11 years. host

. >> and joining us from washington is politico's daniel litman, coauthor of the political play book. given that dhs has denied poor conditio conditions. >> democrats are very angry at these types of conditions and also they view mcaleenan as basically defending the administration and kind of playing to the audience of one, which is president trump to try to keep his job. remember he had cancelled his sunday show appearance a week or two ago when he did not want to defend what was going on in terms of those i.c.e. raids that trump had postponed but now are back on track. and so it looks like he was doing that same job yesterday to say, well, you should ignore what the dhs inspector general says, that things aren't as bad as they seem. >> daniel, you have a new piece out about president trump's self-described germophobia, tell us about that. >> i interviewed people around trump, including some of his aides and they told me some fun stories like, the first thing that trump asked for after he leaves a campaign event where she's shaken lots of hands is give me the stuff, referring to pure

loving covering the world of business and finance and impact upon us i'm christiane and i'm daniel prieto in washington here's a look at what's on deck today joyce thing continues to slash jobs as part of its restructuring could there be an eerie pattern on folding nailer a public citizen is on hand to sort through what's in store for the banking behavior. in the wake of the constant terror threats auto exports from mexico to the states have spite lauren fix the car coach joins us today to break down the boom of cars coming across the border we have packed out i thought let's go and dive right in. a legal fight that could such major global precedence on down to sharing and privacy leads our global reports today as the irish data protection commission takes a case against facebook to the european court of justice on tuesday the e.c.g. the top court of the european union began hearing a case that began with revelations that a u.s. spy agency the national security agency was compelling facebook and similar companies to turn over private data from users in the e.u. the 11 specific questions that spun out o

broadcast around the globe uncovering the world of business and finance in the assault on daniel and i'm christiane washington here's a look at what back to the terms have been set by the trade deal but it's far from over really in cartagena the president of the u.n. i global union joined the. change tension may have cooled between the u.s. and china but it highlights way. ahead of it and. break it down and later the roller coaster rages on for a bit coin is a krypto has seen its ups and downs and it's not just good coin as all coins have also taken a beating. wire ventures this. ending by to dig into the details of the death we've got a packed show today so let's head right in. a french roadblock for the trade deal between the european union and mercosur leads our global report today as finance signals it is not ready to approve french agriculture minister did year do yelm told members of the french parliament quote we won't have an accord at any price the story isn't finished more specifically and more dramatically mr holmes said i will not be the front minister who sacrifices french agriculture on the alta

going to have to take a decision one way or the other my can i with the latest from washington for us thank you. daniel lippman as a reporter covering the white house and washington for politico and he says that many republicans are reluctant to go against president. you know this is kind of a symbolic method to show that congress is against what president trump said attacking their own colleagues and so the fact that only 4 republicans voted for this resolution kind of indicates that this is president trump's party and has been for a while that he's taken over the republican party it used to be that the g.o.p. would welcome immigrants and want to show that america was a beacon of light for the world this is kind of what ronald reagan and many other republican leaders including george w. bush used to say but now that party is more of a. party that is suspicious of people from foreign countries so they don't want to get attacked by president trump for taking a stand against him and so they also fear the constituents in their districts about getting a primary challenge from someone closer to president tr

. >> emily larson joining me with the washington examiner and daniel -- with politico covering the white house and washington. let's talk about what we heard from chirm schiff there. not asking mueller to read parts of his reports and leading him to highlight the patterns and themes based on the facts. does that translate to americans as democrats are hoping it wi? will? >> they hope his report -- the whole strategy for democrats is to get a little bit more and more analysis and thoughts from what he actually thinks about what happened between the trump campaign and russia. these instances of potential obstruction of justice. reading from the report won't necessarily give you any new information. i think the strategy to try and get -- evoke some other responses in order so the democrats can move forward in the strategy makes sense. >> chairman schiff talked about how he would make him testify about aspects not covered in his report? >> i'm realistic in my expectations. he is clearly deeply reluctant to testify. he has made it clear he doesn't want to go beyond the report. i want to make

and covering the world of business and finance and the impacts upon us all from daniel britto and i'm christiane washington here's a look at what's on day to day while prices are on the climb after opec has agreed to extend supply cuts are to correspondent alex mahela veges standing by to drill into the spike price spike what opec path forward may look like. a tension have cold but what is in store for companies still skittish after the skate shipping skirmish r.t. correspondent sara monk an r.c. pack of fearless well corporation are standing by to break down what the trade thawed mean for markets and the world over. later boeing's plane profits are boeing boeing gone for the aerospace giant as the problems continue to pile up molly barrows of america's lawyer is standing by to take us through the turbulence by the . and i actually had a fellow lets go and die right in. an opec plus deal before the opec meeting brings leads our globe report today as russia and saudi arabia announce an agreement to extend oil supply in cuts russian president vladimir putin and saudi crown prince mohammed bin solemn on meeti

has grown into one of the most influential foreign policy lobbying groups in washington. daniel conference is a key event on the capital's talent a mix of politics pageantry and hardcore partisanship $18000.00 people attended this year's gathering political consultants activists journalists politicians from israel and the u.s. including presidential candidates and congressional leaders. and. politicians have much to gain by aligning themselves with the group as a disproportionate amount of clout to shape legislation promote pro israel politicians and direct funding very way from allied donors but one of the pacs greatest achievements lies in what is or is not said its ability to effectively set the boundaries of the israel palestine debate in the us across the political and media sphere one thing that's really important to remember is that lobbying is part of the democratic process it's a pretty terrible part it is a corrupting influence a pac and not just the uses its power and influence to ensure the us has no possessions but the n.r.a. uses its power and influence to keep the

has grown into one of the most influential foreign policy lobbying groups in washington. daniel conference is a key event on the capital's talent a mix of politics pageantry and hardcore partisanship $18000.00 people attended this year's gathering political consultants activists journalists politicians from israel and the u.s. including presidential candidates and congressional leaders. politicians have much to gain by aligning themselves with the group as a disproportionate amount of clout to shape legislation promote pro israel politicians and direct funding very way from allied donors but one of the pacs greatest achievements lies in what is or is not said its ability to effectively set the boundaries of the israel palestine debate in the us across the political and media sphere one thing that's really important to remember is that lobbying is part of the democratic process it's a pretty terrible part it is a corrupting influence apac and not just the uses its power and influence to ensure the us has no possessions but the n.r.a. uses its power and influence to keep there fro

around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and on us all i'm daniel britto and i'm christiane washington here's the like out what back today it turns have been set by the e.u. america trade but it's far from over really in cartagena the president of the u.n. i global union joined that does that if i can bring that in the field. change tension may have pull between the u.s. and china but it's still a highway. alec a helmet and friendship and break it down and later the roller coaster rages on for bitcoin is a krypto has seen its ups and downs and it's not too good coin as all coins have also taken a beating around us about wire adventures and standing by to dig into the details of the bill we've got to talk show to those 2 words head right in. a french road block for the trade deal between the european union and mercosur leads our global report today as finance signals it is not ready to approve french agriculture minister didier de yom told members of the french parliament quote we won't how going to court at any price the story isn't finished morse was. likely and more dramatically mr g

globe and covering the world of business and finance an impact upon us all time daniel prieto and i'm christiane washington here's a life out on back today as one trade war begins to cool off the u.s. it's already looking for another fight back richard wolffe a standing by to break down the carrot top talk that the u.s. has brand up against the european union. unwinding of tensions has allowed china yet again on growing fell and most initiatives r.t. correspondent alison hello there well the unaccounted for for the major shipping. and dive right in. a 1st at the european central bank leads our global report today as i.m.f. managing director christine lagarde is nominated as e.c.b. president by the european council was the guard will be the 1st woman to hold the position and has previously ranks on lists of the most powerful women in the world her tenure at the international monetary fund began after predecessor dominique strauss kahn resigned in disgrace with guards views on monetary matters are orthodox in line with her peers among managers of global financial institutions with the rule proving exception

around the globe and covering the world of business and finance in the us all i'm daniel britto and i'm christiane washington here's a look at what on that today that turns have been set by the america trade deal but it's far from over ruling party not the president of the u.n. i global union joined the. bring down by that stake in the deal. change pensions may have pulled between the u.s. and china but it's still a hectic highway for holiday parties alex a helmet and venture for on break it down and later the roller coaster rages on for a bit coin is a krypto has seen its ups and downs and it's not good coin as all coins have also taken a beating. wire ventures is standing by to dig into the details of the who got attacked shoulder those. let's head right in. a french road block for the trade deal between the european union and mercosur leads our global report today as finance signals it is not ready to approve french agriculture minister did yelm told members of the french parliament quote we won't have an accord at any price the story isn't finished more specifically and more dramatically mr graham said i

and combine the world emphasis on finance and impact upon us i'm christiane and i'm daniel pearl you know in washington here's a look at what's on deck today the choice of bank continues to slashing jobs as part of its restructuring. could there be an eerie pattern unfolding naylor a public citizen is on hand to sort through what's in store for the banking behemoth. in the wake of the constant terror threats auto exports from mexico to the states have spiked lauren fix the car coach joins us today to break down the boom of cars coming across the border we have patches that i thought let's go out and dive right in. a legal fight that could set major global precedence on data sharing and privacy leads our global report today as the irish data protection commission takes a case against facebook to the european court of justice on tuesday the e.c.g. the top court of the european union began hearing a case that began with revelations that a u.s. spy agency the national security agency was compelling facebook and similar companies to turn over private data from users in the e.u. the 11 specific questions tha

globe and covering the world of business and finance an impact upon us all time daniel brito and i'm christie aisle washington here the like out back today as one trade war begins to cool off. u.s. is already looking for another bite today richard wolf is standing by to break down the carrot top talk that the u.s. has brands up against the european union. unwinding of tensions has allowed china yet again on growing and fell and most initiative correspondent alex mahela that will be on accounted for through the major shifting. the let's go and dive right in . the 1st at the european central bank leads our global report today as i.m.f. managing director christine lagarde is nominated as the e.c.b. president by the european council muslim garb will be the 1st woman to hold the position and has previously ranked long lists of the most powerful.

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lots of worries there also in washington what's it like in france where my colleague daniel koch is standing by for us daniel are investors or financial observers in europe as worried about crypto currency such as. for example steve in miniature. well monica it is for sure a very controversial topic and many people here also at the frankfurt stock exchange are discussing it also will be very interesting because on wednesday or close to pairs they will be veggie 7 finance ministers meeting and this is certainly going to be a topic of there as well finance minister all of shows will be there along with the head of the german central bank and the german central bank is not in favor of cryptocurrency at all they have even called them dangerous and compared them with gambling money in the past and also traders on the trading floor have been a warning while other exchanges started for example a bit current a few futures in the past. the operator here of the frankfurt stock exchange they did not follow this trend so i guess we can expect some heated discussions in the next days about this issue all

globe uncovering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all from daniel burrito and i'm the i in washington here's a look at what's on deck today while prices are on the climb after opec has agreed to extend supply cuts r t correspondent alec mahela by just standing by to drill into the price spike and what opec path forward may look like. tensions have cooled but what is in store for a company still skittish after this. arctic correspondent sara monk has an r c pack up fearless well corporation are standing by to break down what the trade thought mean for markets and the world over. later boeing's plane profits are boeing boeing gone for the aerospace giant as the problems continue to pile up molly barrows of america's lawyer standing by to take us through the turbulent by the air giant at a packed show today so let's go and dive right in. an opec plus deal before the opec meeting brings leads our global report today as russia and saudi arabia announce an agreement to extend oil supply in cuts russian president vladimir putin and saudi crown prince mohammed bin solemn on meeting at the g.

. >> joining us now white house and washington reporter for politico. daniel litman. thank you for joining us. how does the democrat's fight over this citizenship question advance especially after president trump decided not to evoke. democrats largely had this fight. he didn't do this executive order himself. there are lawsuits ongoing filed by various individuals and institutions against the government to try to understand how this question came about. it is unlikely we'll see official e-mails where they say we are adding this to exclude minors. that's just not how they would use their email. but there is evidence of a republican consultant saying this would help the party and exclude certain groups from the census.th so that is some of the evidence. >>he this evidence was found on hard drive of a person who passedpe away and was turned ov by his daughter, by of all people. like you say, we are not going to find n this in an email but nonetheless, the evidence does exist. >> let's talk about another topic, the impeachment vote. the house, at least the democratic par

joining us again is white house and washington reporter for politico, daniel lippman.nce again. >> thanks for having me. >> how has the feud between kamala harris and joe biden impacted their campaigns if at all? >> it's unavoidable that even though kamala harris was friends with beau and became friends with joe that she and biden would be attacking each other now because this is the race that they're in. if they're not going to lay down a -- you know, a no arms race against each other and so unless joe biden had come out of the gate and struck a deal before either of them had joined the race and said, i'll pick kamala as my vp, then this was always going to happen. so it's impacted the race by just making it more fierce than one would expect between two long time friends. >> daniel, i know you guys have a new story out this morning, a very interesting one i should say about how president trump consumes his media. what are you possibly learning about how the president gets his information 2 1/2 years? we widely think it comes from twitter and cable news and to be more

washington for us. and for more on this we can now speak to daniel that men he's a reporter covering the white house and washington for politico thank you very much for coming on this program. firstly it's no major surprise that the violence when this way given that the democrats have had majority in congress but can you explain to us how significant this is in light of the fact that there's no real concrete action that can take place after this you know this is kind of a symbolic method to show that congress is against what president trump said attacking their own colleagues and so the fact that only 4 republicans voted for this resolution kind of indicates that this is president trump's party and has been for a while that he's taken over the republican party it used to be that the g.o.p. wouldn't welcome immigrants and want to show that america was a beacon of light for the world this is kind of what ronald reagan and many other republican leaders including george so you bush used to say but now that party is more of a party that is suspicious of people from foreign countries but there are there are m

daniel hawkins. the u.s. president has lashed out at the british ambassador in washington calling him a pompous fall that's after a leaked memo in which the envoy gave a damning assessment of the trumpet ministration the feud has put a strain on the so-called special relationship between the 2 countries has more. because this all began when this message this message was leaked would show the you can bust of the describing the trumpet ministration in really harsh terms describing them as being inept and not seeing the situation improving any time soon and perhaps in typical donald trump fashion the us president took to twitter to express his feelings about it he didn't pull any punches and he described the u.k. ambassador as being a very stupid guy the wacky ambassador that the u.k. forced it upon the united states is not someone we are thrilled with a very stupid guy he should speak to his country and prime minister may about their failed break that negotiation and not be upset with my criticism of how badly it was. now here in the u.k. of course we are watching as the 2 candidates go head to head to be the next

a lot of worries there in washington so what about frankfurt let's robin cope our financial market correspondent who is standing by the stock exchange for us daniel good morning to you i hope you're well the u.s. treasury isn't too comfortable as we could just hear there in this in the sound bite when it comes to facebook cryptocurrency liberal what is the sentiment where you are. yeah there monica it is for sure a very controversial topic and will be also discussed on wednesday at the g. 7 finance ministers meeting outside of paris germans of germany's finance minister all of shows will be there along with the heads of the german central bank the german central bank is not in favor of crypto currencies at all they have even called them dangerous and compared them with gambling money in the past also traders here on the trading floor have been warning why other exchanges started for example bitcoin futures in the past dodgy birth of the operator here of the frankfurt stock exchange did not follow this trend all right but i believe there is some good news depending how you look at it german chemicals giant buyer looks like they have to pay a littl

daniel lak al jazeera london ontario. a white house correspondent kimberly how joins us now live from washington d.c. and kimberly have to say from the outside to his stories like we heard there in the report of alex smith. dying basically because he didn't have enough money to buy russian properly his insulin it's sounds so such a basic issue and yet it's so politically complicated right. yeah it really is politically complicated but those stories are not rare in fact just the opposite it's not just diabetic drugs like insulin it's epi pens for people who go into an aflac to shock as much drugs americans pay some of the highest prices for scription drugs in the world if not the highest some $129000000000.00 spent on prescription drugs in 2016 the numbers the latest year that we have there's a hearing on capitol hill taking place right now because this is really from the standpoint of both republicans and democrats become a crisis the problem is as you point out is that there are 2 very different schools of thought one liberal one conservative on how to resolve this issue from a democratic standpoint

authors included daniel, , and another.les he replaced his father and joined the leaders in american design return to washington to implement their ideals in a grand scale and on a permanent basis. as great redesign, known presented.plan, was in 1900.gton i am showing you a design the new plan would move away from. you can see the 19th century world of intimate gardens and walks on the mall depicted in this one. that fromsense of this plan. is the 1902on, this plan of washington proposed -- it reestablished the primacy of the east-west axis and the north-south axis, while reactivating a radio model that was proposed with avenues divided what he called a reciprocity of sight throughout the city. the plan demanded an extension westward of the mall to 3 miles in length beyond his original 1 mile. it also included a diversified parks system, a more naturalistic style in keeping with the legacy of his father, that reached across the broader metropolitan area. you get a better sense of that in this birdseye view from 1902. washington dc in the first decade of the 20th century in the wake of victory of the spanish-ame

daniel reporting. >>the us supreme court's decision to hear the docket case causes fear and disappointment among dreamers i'm alexandra known in washington and on explained coming up. >>and here's a live look outside looks like some low clouds here over the bay bridge as we take in the view from our embarcadero camera in >>we're back for 40 coming up on 4.45 here and john taking a look at what it's like outside for you on this july 1st off forget we're now in a new month. it's kind of crazy think about going by pretty quick. it is yeah in starting off the new right where we should be doing so some fog this morning looks shine this afternoon. >>that's just july for areas of best summer fatter and exactly a very typical summer pattern ahead of us and today, there's your fog started off. in the east bay on the fog year side of things so you know the drill just slow it down if you encounter some of those areas where you can't see too far ahead of you as you do make your commute into work to start the new week. d o you layer our skies are clear and they are going to be dry not just for today, but for the week ahead of us know that low pressur

daniel lak al-jazeera london ontario. well for more on the congressional hearing we cross now to white house correspondent candy health that he's in washington d.c. can be we know that trump's been making a big deal about this all through his presidency and health care has already been hugely contentious amongst all the democratic presidential candidates so with the election foster parching next to talk us through how significant this hearing is today this is significant because once again it represents an attempt by congress to try and resolve what is an issue that has been escalating for ordinary americans for quite some time it's not just the insulin for diabetics but it's also epi pens for those who are out of the lactic aus i'm a drugs all across the board it doesn't matter what social strata that you live in in the united states you seem to be affected by these rising prescription drug prices the difference comes in whether democrat or republican on how to resolve it democrats would argue that there's a need for socialized medicine government to negotiate with the drug companies to lower prices republicans say that will squash innovati

washington these days. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen. >>> danielle let's start with biden. this was joe biden on a radio interview still talking about the harris interview. here it is. >> i thought we were friends, and i hope we still will be. you know, she asked me to go out and -- called me and asked me to go to her convention and be the guy from outside of california to nominate her at her convention for the senate seat. i did. >> i'm not sure what that has to do with him running for president and it's a bit whiney a bit. >> he's a bit annoying. the fact is that joe biden was very unprepared for the debates that happened and he got slapped up on stage, didn't know how to react. his team did not prepare him and now he's complaining about it. maybe he should spend more time preparing for the debates happening next week so he won't have anything to complain b it doesn't matter if kamala harris was your friend a couple of weeks ago, a couple of months ago. she's running to be president, not to be your friend. i think that's the problem with joe biden

danielle, adam are sticking around. melissa. melissa: preparing to ditch seattle. they are moving employees from to downtown washington. reporter: melissa, we said at the time it is likely to happen. amazon continues to grow at an amazing rate but seems like all of the new growth is happening outside of seattle, pretty much anywhere but seattle. the company said it will eventually hire 25,000 employees in virginia, while adding workers in boston, denver, austin, texas. perhaps more than 10,000 in bellevue, washington, a large suburb of seattle. the seattle city council passed and quickly repealed an audience charging them a fee for every employee in the city. one council auld amazon's founder enemy of the city. it would have cost amazon more than $12 million a year. the rationale, amazon was driving up wages, housing prices so much it was largely responsible for seattle's homeless problem. so it should pay to build subsidized housing for poor. a venture capitalist told the city council that they are chasing jobs away. >> amazon has been unfairly blamed for challenges that we as a region experienced, that we would have

time with danielle barbara mary richards and they've all done well over 20 years these are all guys who are serving life these are for pot he's for l.s.d. . i have just got back from washington d.c. i was there for a on a fundraiser about the whole clemency project that's happening and in fact i took. all these guys to the front in front of the white house and anyway there's several that i stood out in front of the white house advocating for their clemency when i started practicing law almost 40 years ago there were about a half a 1000000 people in prison. and today there are $2300000.00 people in prison billions of dollars have been poured into the prison expansion not only of the federal prison capacity but billions have been sent to say local governments to expand their prison capacity and during the 1990 s. we were building on average a prison a week and as soon as these prisons were built it's important to emphasize that they were immediately filled up with 1st ners and even today many of our prison facilities are operating beyond their design capacity if you compare in the u.s. with other industrialized nations canada or western europe we lock up our citizens at $5.00

daniel lak al-jazeera london ontario. white house correspondent candy how trains us now live from washington d.c. kimberly we're seeing this hearing take place today on capitol hill and trump has been making a big deal about this all throughout his presidency and we know that health care is still a contentious subject with the democratic field and all those debates coming up so just how significant an issue is this expected to be in next year's election. it's a major issue because it's a major issue for u.s. consumers it's not just diabetic drugs like insulin it's also for an effect of shock it's asthma drugs americans across the border being hit hard by this in fact according to 2016 numbers americans paid 129000000000 for prescription drugs so not only is he talked about by democratic candidates is it being talked about on capitol hill as we see in that hearing going on but it's also being talked about by the white house there's a fundamental difference when it comes to how to resolve this depending on whether you're conservative or a liberal now democrats seem to say that the best way to do th